American petrol prices

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American fuel prices hit US$6.12 early Saturday (6th of june, 2008) as an unexpected rise in American (poor quality) oil hit companies across the western hemisphere.

After several years of relatively low prices per gallon, American petrol soared above the cost of many international competitors, notably Australia and the UK. American prices increased independent of the Bush governments US$0.01 petrol tax which brings in badly needed revenue for the deteriorating government each week. American petrol prices have long been held low by American ignorance and accesses to northern great lakes oil reserves, however with a fall in prosperity, and more ludicrous decisions by both the bush government and Americas people by electing Obama to lead the Democrat's in the coming election.